Wednesday, February 27, 2008

If you need a job, why don't you get recruited

There are times in this life when big time executives lose their jobs. Whether it's voluntary, involuntary, or a postal situation, these once big time execs will need a good, solid executive recruiting firm

From the moment they stepped onto the scene in 1967 (the hippy era), an incorporation named, A.E. Feldman Associates, Inc., has been a big part of the recruiting field, and have had a high level of service and commitment. They have upheld this level for a long time, and they have no plans of stopping now. They have successfully placed a lot of top-notch candidates together with industry-leading clients. That skill makes them awesome, for one, but also, it tends to lead to a good reputation, and, believe me, they are consistent. This makes the one searching for work, and the company seeking an employee, content, dog. All of their top-of-the-hill recruiters know their respective industry. The industry they recruit for is the exact same industry where this recruiter had a history--a successful career of their own. They bring an invaluable depth of experience, skill and insight because of this. Those are 3 words I know I want associated with my recruiter. And these geniuses have the knowledge, contacts and the feel for their respective field. Sweet! They'll even use it to find the tightest fit for each and every job. What more can you ask for?

Well, I'll tell you right now, that if you don't know, I'll tell you: Their practices include, but are not limited to, financial and risk management services, legal and legal support services, communications and technology, human resources consulting, and luxury products. And within those awesome areas, you better believe AEF fills positions. If they don't, I'll delete my blog and leave this world on a spaceship. What positions though? Well, they do this nationally, and I'm talking about positions from the middle, to executive, all the way up to "C level" management. And then some. They also fill associate, partner, analyst and managing director positions.

AEF will make you...I mean, get you work. You need to check them out if you are looking for work.

John Paxson says, "Fuck the Chicago Bulls Report" in an interview

Not really. I just made that title up to amuse myself. But can you imagine, if he did. That would be so incredibly awesome that I may retire the site in honor of him. Seriously, what else could I write that would top that? Sure, I'd have to post one last blog, explaining why I was abandoning the site, and telling the story about how John Paxson just said, "Fuck the Chicago Bulls Report," but, after that, done.

Of course we all know that John Paxson would never do such a thing. Honestly, he's John Paxson, not...I can't think of a good analogy, but you get it. He's a man of character. Even though the Bulls suck, and people are calling for his head, look what he has done. You can't say he hasn't brought players and prospects in. Sure, it hasn't panned out how they had hoped...but he gave them a chance. And whether he hates my blog or not (or has ever read it...hopefully not), he has done a good job.

I've abandoned my Bulls!!!

Have you seen There Will Be Blood? I haven't, but I have seen that commercial. So when I ended up watching the Academy Awards on Sunday, instead of my new look Chicago Bulls against the Houston Rockets, I thought of a clever way to tie it all together and exclaimed, "I've abandoned my Bulls!" Damn, I'm lonely.

My creativity, some would think, had reached a new level of awesome when I came up with that. And believe me, I thought so at the time. But now, looking back, it had reached a new state of pathetic. Seriously, I actually watched the Oscar's over the Bulls. That's gotta be the seventh sign. Not of the world ending, but of my needing to get out of Hollywood. I'm missing out on life. Just as the Bulls need a major overhaul this summer, I too need a change, my friends. I'm ready for that change. Lord knows I'm ready.

Thursday, February 07, 2008

Silver is shiny and an investment

You checked out Luol Deng's new silver Jesus piece? You have? That's weird...he doesn't have one. Luol Deng doesn't believe in bling, or materializing something holy like that. That's why he's awesome.

However, Luol Deng does believe in investing in silver. Monex Depost Company (MDC). They will help you immediately and then you can purchase silver or even other precious metals that will immediately be delivered, personally to you. Isn't that stupendous? Or you could even arrange for a convenient and safe storage at absolutely, positively, realistically, any independent bank and/or depository. It makes me feel a lot better about the dollar. I don't know if it affects it, but it makes me feel slightly better. Especially since they've been doing this for 30 years and have been America's silver and precious metals investment leader. It's available in two forms for ya: coin or ingot. Ingots are generally silver ingots of a pure bullion cast. It's a small little nugget in a convenient size and shape. And, of course, coins are coins; they have a currency value, or are actually defined by ingots. The demand for silver in this world is high too. It exceeds the annual production. It has every year since 1990. Isn't that crazy? Every, single, year. I'm pumped just typing that.

There are above ground stockpiles of silver bullion that are low, and shrinking rapidly. I mean, it's approaching zero, people. Monex Precious Metals is home to a large and dedicated staff. They have hard asset professionals committed to serving your precious metals investment needs yo. If I were you, I'd check them out because they know what they are doing. They are the shit when it comes to knowing about the silver investment business, dawg! Just ask Luol Deng!

Wednesday, February 06, 2008

Walk this way, Bulls

Says the old band... (except for the part about the Chicago Bulls). Well, I wish somebody would come in and ask the Bulls what their deal was. Nobody is, and it's annoying. They need a new direction. They need an idea where they are going. They need new leadership, and they need new uniforms (but they should keep the same logo).

Seriously, how awful is this team? They were supposed to contend for a Championship this year? Oops. No more. Now, all they can do is hope to make the playoffs, just to say they did. And what is that worth? In the grand scheme of things, if you aren't an up and coming team, NOTHING.

So now what should they do? I'll tell you what: Sell the team to Mark Cuban. Done. They may not win it, but at least they'll make it to the Finals. There are no Golden State Warriors in the East.

Gasol, Shaq available; Bulls do nothing

Cool. Way to go Bulls. We could have had Gasol or Shaq. Okay, maybe Shaq would have been a bad move, but how did the Lakers steal Gasol from the Grizzlies like that? What, they would send them to the Lakers for nothing, but not us? What is that all about? Is that like the Jerry West connection or something? Such bullshit (get it?).

So now, here is what we must do: We must see if there is another franchise player available on a shitty team... And considering the Bulls desperately need a big man who is a force down low, I think they are screwed. Hey, maybe it's not too late to trade for Antoine Walker and Jason Williams though. That would be a great move, right? Antoine back home to Chicago? Joy!

For now, I've given up on the Bulls this season. I hate to say that, but they've pissed me off enough. I've got bills to pay, and they aren't from ticketmaster.com.